CIRCUIT CAST: Phantom Topologies
Could NZ’s geographical distance be seen as a strength? We hear from curator-at-large George Clark ahead of CIRCUIT symposium 'Phantom Topologies'.
ScreenTalk: Neil Harraway
Neil Harraway: A passion for natural history filmmaking...
Theatreview Weekly: 01/09/2016
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews from Coriander's Yoga(ish) Show, Short & Sweet Dance Festival 2016 and more.
Major award for media entrepreneur
For over ten years, Duncan Greive has been writing and following the news, now he’s making the news. The founder and editor of 'The Spinoff' is the Hynds Creative Entrepreneur 2016.
Entrepreneurial creatives celebrated at ART Awards
The talent, passion and drive of 12 creative entrepreneurs was recognised and celebrated at the 2016 ART Venture Awards event in Auckland on 31 August 2016.
Change-making entrepreneur honoured
Framebreaking educator, founder and director of Ngā Rangatahi Toa, Sarah Longbottom has been awarded the ART Emerging Creative Entrepreneur 2016 Award.
Teenage drama in iambic pentameter
Shakespearean verse collides with teenage angst. Renee Liang asks Ash Jones about his play 'Thomus', written entirely in iambic pentameter.
Transforming the Ordinary
Mark Amery celebrates the visual cultural mecca Whanganui has become thanks to the vision of its creative residents.
Hynds Creative Entrepreneur 2016 Award
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Theatreview Weekly: 25/08/2016
The latest Theatreview Weekly includes reviews from Richard II, Sister ANZAC, and more.
A boutique city festival
Nicholas McBryde is one of NZ’s longest serving arts festival directors. He tells Dione Joseph how he programmes Arts Festival Dunedin for a boutique city.
Instruments of war
The Dunedin story of a violinist who took his instrument to WWI is the inspiration for composer Anthony Ritchie’s latest work.